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We reject H0 at level
of significance if P-value
Question 1) Since P-value for b = 0.0267 > 0.01, so
ans-> The null hypothesis is not rejected.
Question 2) ans> The coefficient is statistically not significant.
Question 3) Since P-value for b = 0.0117 < 0.05, so we reject H0 at 5% level of significance.
ans-> The coefficient is statistically significant.
Question 4) ans-> The null hypothesis will be rejected.
Question 5) ans-> True
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